Phoebe Gilpin, a doctoral candidate focused on curriculum and educator voices, Martha Perez-Mugg, who explores critical disability studies, and Arham Kazi, studying childhood and epistemology, dive into the books that shaped their philosophical journeys. They discuss the transformative impact of texts like Plato's Euthyphro and bell hooks' Teaching to Transgress. The conversation also covers their current favorites, including Social Reproduction Theory and Catherine Elgin's True Enough, showcasing a rich tapestry of literature that fuels their scholarship.
